Sentence examples for bit of profit from inspiring English sources

Traders reckon there's a bit of profit taking this morning.

"Maybe there's a little bit of profit taking here".

That often means you have to leave a little bit of profit behind.

You'd tug your forelock, then try and scrape a bit of profit off the back of it.

So you have to look for a little bit of profit taking, particularly with the uncertainty in the Middle East".

Overall the market is suffering a bit of profit taking after last week's record breaking weekly rise.

"This is a bit of profit-taking," he says.

"It turned a boring day into a bit of profit-taking," Mr. Ghriskey said.

(That seems to have caused a bit of profit-taking in the first few days of the new year).

"I think the market is seeing a little bit of profit-taking," said Nick Kalivas, vice president for financial research at MF Global.

The handle is formed when a bit of profit-taking occurs, followed by renewed buying that sends the price to new highs.